National park · Mariposa County
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"Known for its stunning cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoias." - Nicole Kliest
Campgrounds · Mariposa County
Main thoroughfare through Yosemite National Park, offering dramatic views past granite rock & lakes.
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Campground · Mariposa County
Nestled along the Merced River in the Sierra National Forest, Dirt Flat Campground offers a serene escape with well-kept, walk-in tent sites amidst stunning natural beauty.
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River · Mariposa County
Yosemite Creek, a serene 15-mile stretch in Yosemite National Park, offers a hidden gem with rustic campsites and stunning natural beauty.
Nestled in a tranquil forest, this campground offers pit toilets, fire rings, and spacious tent sites, making it a serene escape for nature lovers.
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Conquer Yosemite's Mist Trail for a thigh-burning, scenic trek featuring stunning views, two breathtaking waterfalls, and a refreshing soak along the way.
Lodging · Mariposa County
Scenic Wonders in Yosemite offers a cozy getaway with over 120 unique cabins and homes, perfect for exploring the breathtaking High Sierras.
Waterfall · Mariposa County
Yosemite's iconic, slender waterfall dazzles with a fiery glow at sunset in February, drawing crowds eager for nature's stunning show.
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Woods · Mariposa County
Nestled at Yosemite's southern entrance, Mariposa Grove boasts the breathtaking Grizzly Giant and a variety of trails that showcase these majestic sequoias.
Nestled alongside a serene river at 4,000 feet, this tranquil campground offers 93 well-spaced sites, clean restrooms, and a peaceful escape from the hustle of Yosemite Valley.
Hiking area · Mariposa County
The Artist Point trail, a 2.6-mile trek from Tunnel View, offers breathtaking, crowd-free views of Yosemite's iconic landmarks with a touch of adventure.